No, but they can adjust much quicker than regular employees. Adapting to new environments is a skill that can be trained. Freelancers who do a lot of different

No, but they can adjust much quicker than regular employees. Adapting to new environments is a skill that can be trained. Freelancers who do a lot of different jobs for different companies have a lot of training. But you are missing the point. The idea is to have a small core of highly skilled devs who can chop complex tasks/systems into bite sized chunks that can be outsourced. I've seen it work, but it's very difficult to pull off. I've seen it fail more often.